Continued rm the First Fane.
the troth whon be saltl that the American repuMlo
u n lon01' experiment, when in tho midst of
e"i'r ,0 ret a state-man and so pure a
patriot a Abraham Lincoln could be peacefully re
elected to the highest offloo in tho lit of a tree
people.
In this country It wan the landed aristocracy.that
ore-adzed and exeoured a rebellion that was ex-
I'eOtcd tO make thflAumtal NlalumH
Jbof State. Confiscation would hare prevented 1
tuia nuuo'j aristocracy from evcri-egamlng dominion i
at homo or In the North. But this act ol 1862 In I
dead letter upon the statute books.
And 1 am hum reminded ot the tact that, as I sat
at the pleasant fireside ol the groat commoner, he
who lived closer to the popular heart than any Eng
lishman since the days ol Lord Chatham pointed
out to me the danger which threatened the Brt'tsa
Government He prophesied that hlschildren would
lire to see an Knirlish revolution, unless tlioso who
owned a monopolv of Knirlish soil should yield to
the popular demand for an extonslon of the iran
chine, and for a more generous policy on the part of
the ruling classos towards tho middle classes.
Mr. Cobden also cahed my atttmtion to tho fact
reterred to in bis speech concerning the "Land lax
Fraud."
"Kxactly one I nndrcd and forty-nine year" ago,
When the landed aristocracy got possession of the
throne in the person ot King William, at oar glo
rious Revolution they got rid of all their old tenures
and aorvices. these Incumbrances wore criveu np
lor a tionajlile rcntohargo npnn the land of tour
hillings ni the pound, and the land was valued and
assessed, one hundred and lorty-nlno years ago,
at 9,000,000, and npon that, valuation a land tax is
let iaut. Knniomoer tnat tne lana owners never
tad their land reval uod from lOuti U the present
time."
The last sentences of the last speech ot Richard
Cobden nave a peculiar significance to the Ameri
can mind, halting between two opinions on the
question of impartial suffrage, lie said:
"Do too suppose It possible, when the knowledge nf
the nriuclpie oi politlcsl economy has elevated the
working classes, and when that elevation Is continual. r
progressing, taat you can pmnanmt p exeiud ih"Vkit
mi'jii of Ih-mjri m iht franchit t It Is their interest to
set aDout solving the plot) era, and, to prevent any dan
ger, they ought to do so without any further delay."
Mr. President, 1 have, with loss brevity than 1 pro
posed to tnvsell when I began, given my viowt upon
the Congressional plan of reconstruction. This
measure will receive my vote, because I believe it to
be both wise and just, and sternly demanded by the
necessities of the nation. It will five peace to our
people; it will give permanence and power to our
institutions and, as a final settlement of a long and
bloody conflict, it must make the Anio.icun name
feared at home and respected abroad.
These are perilous times in which we live, and it
becomes every good citizen, as a lioman ofator once
said, to write on his toreheld big faith in the Repub
lic It I have not written on my forehead what I
think of the groat questions ot the day, which
threaten the integrity oi the country, I have at
least in plainness and sincerity expressed my
opinions upon the questions which so nearly con
cern u all.
Whether in office or out of office, I now bo fore
the world pledge myself to the immortal truth of
the Declaration oi Independence, that " 411 rru n are
crealea equal." By this sign wo shall conquer!
Upon this loundation-stone of equality before the
law we will build a reueneraied Republic!
In the Assembly, Mr. Leon Abbott, Doniocrat,
. ol Hudson, moved to postpone indefinitely the
elcctio.i ot United States Senator.
Thus called out several members ou the Demo
cratic side of the House, who all contended that
the present session could not legally fill the
vacant seat in the Senate, because it was a mere
continuation of the previous session, and the
recent act of Congress required the election to
take place on the second Tuesday ot the term,
which was long since past.
UNANCE AMI COHHfiBCE.
Office of the Evening Telegraph
Tuesday, September 11, 18G6.
f
The Stock Market was inactive this ruoi'iiintr,
and prices were unsettled and drooping. In
Government bonds there was rather more
doing. Sew 5-208 sold at 108108j, a t-lirlit
decline; old do. at 110J, a slight decline; and 7'.'!0s
at 105210.r)J for July and June; 98 was bid lor
10-408; and 111 for Cs of 1881. City loans were
unchanged; the new issue hold at 9!i, and old
do. at 05k.
Railroad shares were the mot active on the
list. Camden and Amboy sold at 127J; Pennsyl
vania Railroad at 5757j, a decline of 4; Little
Schuylkill at 37$, no change; Reading at G7J,
a decline of 1 on the closing price of last even
ing; LehAah Valley at 6.", no change; and Cata
wissa preferred at 33ij, a decline of 3; 60 was bid
tor Norristown; 67 for Minehill; 40 for North
Pennsylvania; 30 for Eluiira common; 42 for
preferred do.; 354 for Philadelphia and Erie;
and 46 for Northern Central.
City Passenger Railroad shares were in
fair demand. Thirteenth and Fifteenth sold
at2122, an advance of J; Second and Third
at 88, no change; and Chesnut and Walnut at
63J, no chauge; 46 was bid for Fifth and
Sixth; 38 lor Spruce and Pine; 68$ for West
Philadelphia; 18i for Heslonville; 30 for Green
and Coates; 27i for Girard College; aud 42 j
lor Union.
Bank shares were firmly held at full prices.
'Consolidation sold at 43. 97 was bid for Seventh
National; 226 for North America; 132V lor
Fanners' and Mechanics'; 95 for Northern Liber
ties; 32J for Me-chanics'; lOOfor Southwark; 58
lor Girard; 90 for Western; 100 for Trades
men's: 674 fr for Commonwealth; 68
for Corn Exchange; and 64J for Union.
Canal shares were unsettled and lower.
Schuylkill Navigation preferred sold at S6, a
decline of I; and LehlgU Navigation at 53, a
decline ot 1. 28j was bid for Schuylkill Navi
gation common; 120 for Morris Canal preferred;
and 13.V for Susquehanna Canal.
There is no material change to notice in the
Money Market. Loans on call are freely offered
at 45 $ cent. Prime mercantile paper is
scarce and in demand at 60 y cent, ppr annum
discount.
Quotations of Gold 10J A. M., 146 j; 11 A. M.,
146; 12 M., 145J; IP. M., 145.
The New York Tribune this morning savs:
"The Money Market is more active, and loans
on call are made at 5 per cent. Some old loaus
are not marked up. and upon Governments bet
ter terms are made than upon Railway shares.
which iorm the bulk of stock collaterals. There
is an increased supply of commercial paper,
Prime still passes at 5 per cent., and good at 5j
fffiti. but there is an increasing amount ot a kind
wh'ch holders nrj ready to sell at leeal rates
and a little better. The Bank statement shows
material expansion in loans. S3.fi42.000. wlLh
an increase of circulation of $098,454, and a
Inas of S2.428.552 in legal-tenders. The snene
shows a gain of $1,074,310, which is tho pro
ceeds of interest upon the 10-40s. The demand
fnr monev to mOVO the crons of the West, and
finni h is steadily increasing, and at no dlntnnt.
day lenders of money will be able to make legul
interest at call and something better upon long
paper ana speculative cukijjiibcb geuerauy."
rnn.miVl.PHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES TO-niv
Reported by le Baven & toro., No. 40 8. Third street
200 TJS6-2066ooupl081 20 sh Leh Nav. ..
68
1 sn Cam. & Au.
127J
1 su 1'enn 11
4sh do
sh do
12 sh do
... bl
SV2DHU do....l862.110i
... 671
i.3000 do 1802 reg.!07i
... 67
... 67
80 4
1000 US 7-80. June 10b
760
do 1061
OO 106$
do July ...1074
oo ..July.. 1061
100 sh Oeean .. .
200 sh do....
6 sh LitHnb..
1 sh Leh Val.
700
S200
... 4
... 87J
1800
600
S200
bo
do.. July.. 1064
100 sn Heading K K. 67
do....Aug.lwK
200 sn dO..,.lotM.67
unn ntv ns n. k y o mi
100BaCatapi....bUO a.S
i-i ao 901
200 sh dolots. . bOO 8 1
s()oo ao.. .1 ctt.. y
16 sh 2d & od
20 sh do e 84
10 sh Consol bk 43
100 sh Big Mt 6
10 u CUuj & WalR Kl
1200 an ol bi
glilooKun cV,K7s.... t
aOahWthfc 16U.... 21)
4 ah do ?2
THE DAILY EVENING TELKGKAHI. PHILADELPHIA , TUESDAY, SEPTKMHKU 11, 18G6.
Messrs. DeHaven & Ill-other. No. 40 Routb
Third street, make the following quotation of
the rates ol exchange to-day at 1 1. M. i
American Gold 145', llti
American Silver, M and is
..137'
.. 15
.. HI
.. 14
.. 13
.. 12
.. 10
.. 81
.. 8
Compound Interest Notes:
" ' June, 1W4...
" " Julv. 1W4...,
" August, WA...
" " October, 1"4. ..,
' " Dec, 144. . ..
' Mav. 15. ..
August, 186'....,
Sept., 1HWJ. ..
" Ootoher. 18i6. . .
Judge Underwood has granted
I..
.. 7
an
injtinr-
tion against the Oranse and Alexandria Rail'
road Company, prohibiting; the carriage of
freitht ou better terms than those contracted
with the Adams Express Company. The case
was ar2iied before Jiniire Underwood's Court
some months ago. The injunction will suspend
the operations of the Southern National F.xpross
Company, chartered by the Viiginia Legislature
last winter.
Philadelphia Tiade Koport.
Tuesday, September 11. there Is very little
Cloverseed coming forward, and it is In moderate
request, ; with small sales at SO 60,7 50 V 64 lbs.
Timothv is In fair demand at S3'25'4 1 bush.
Flaxseed la in steady demand by the crushers at
t8'853 90.
No. 1 Quercitron Bark Is dull, but we continue to
quoto at 835 $ ton.
There was a total absence of any demand for Flour
for shipment, and only a moderate inquiry for home
consumption i sales of,1300 bbls. Northwestern extra
lanuly, pait at til j12 M). and part ou private term?,
aud Bmall lots ol superfine at S7r-8 75; old and new
extras at 9tVall, Pennsylvania and Ohio extra
family at $ll o0n l3 50, the latter rate lor lresh
ground new Wheat, and Plliltt for fancy brands,
according to qua ity.
heBt is not much inquired aftor. but price re.
main without niaierial oliange; sales of 8000 bush,
new red at 92 75g2,80, and 400 buh Illinois winter
at 2 72; white ranges from 82 90o3 Kyeisdull;
1000 bush, unsound Western sold at 85c. Corn con
tinues very dull ; sales ot vellow at 91c, and 150i)
bush. Wottern mixod at 88o. Oats are unchanged ;
!"ales of 2200 tusli.inew tloutnern at 4" 48o.
V hiskv is quiet, with small sales at 82 87 lor Penn
sylvania, and 82 40 lor Ohio.
The Dry Goods Market.
Philadelphia, September 11 Trade is reviving,
but has induced some increase ol" firmness in prices,
which checks the demand a little, there is very
little demand ior bleached goods. Brown cottons
are sold up Close, and are very active. Standard
sheetings are active, with prices the same. Drills,
very little demand ; large stocks on hand. Canton
flannels are in heavy stock. Denims are brisk;
gicei.-, ruoles, and pinks are sold very close; some
luncy styles have advanced, out most descriptions
am steady. Giuirliaiin are active. Cambrics are in
good ocmand. Uelaines active; larae sa'cs reported
i good prices. Coburtrs active ana nrm. nawis
arc in good demand ; very heavy saies at good prices.
Broadcloths moving brHfclv. jeans ana casnmerei
arc active at me same rates as last inontn. Jfiau-
els are brisk and buoyant, wiuukota are nrm.
'oreign fcoods of all kinds are in large demand.
llntifli and continental dross goods are scarce.
me inermof's and delaines are brisk. Alpacas sell
readily. Auction sales continue to increase.
LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.
Court of Quarter Sessions Judge Ludlow.
Joseph Uetz was oliargod with assault and battery
upon dcrgeaut Hias Uolden; and Sergeant Holden
with assault and battery upon Joseph Uetz. It was
a hgnt tnat occurred ou tue rourta ot July at toe
bter slo( n of Hetz, in Bndesburg. The Sergeant,
with several others, went to the saloon, and re
quested perm ssion to tako a sick man into tho back
yard , wniou oeix reiusea to auow, Decause mey
would be obliged to pass through a room where his
1 amuy weie at tea. i nis gave rise to angry words,
inch were succeeded by blows.
The Sergeant and Hetz. aud one or tivo others,
were slightly huit By the prosecution it was al
leged that llctz picked up a cltto, oud knocked the
ort'iant senseless, wnun no, (tie SHriieant, pressed
ib request that be might take the sick man into the
ard. By the detens ir wa- argued tnat tlie Ser
geant was very druuk; that when Botz remonstrated
with him, he violeutly pushod lnro away. Some of
the Sergeant's parly attacked o.d Mr. and Mrs.
etz, who were vcrv aaed people, and the Sorccant
attacked Charles Betz; and then the delendant
struck him with the stick. But the Sorgeaut was
not lelled by tho b ow; he put his hand to his eye,
mi era lea unucr mo Dagaieue iuuie.
the prosecution argued that Betz, seeing that his
casv was a very unpleasant one, went to au Alder
man in order to settle the ullair by pajiogthe Ser
jeant $25 1 he detente stated in reply to tin that
the berfieant flri-t made a proposition of this kiud,
demanding SMI ana vno costs, oui ieiz reiuaeu to
eve any settlement other tnan tnat wuicn tne law
saw tit to make.
Hie jury rendered a verdict ot not guilty as to
Iloiden, and guilty a to Betz-Betzto pay the costs.
Joseph Ruder pleaded guilty to a charga of
assault and battery, aud was fined S10 and costs.
John C, Smith was charged with burglary in
breaking into the house ot Mary Sunderland, and
stealing clothing and other articles valued at S400.
It was aliecrea mat oiary eunaenau leu uer
houxe, No. 1745 N. FWenih street, about 2 o'clock
in the afternoon, tun did not return until about
o'clock. She then disoovered tnat nor house naa
boon entered and the articles had bmu taken. From
the information she obtained from the neighbors,
Blie was led to suspect that the dolendunt was .the
turgar. On trial.
AMUSEMENTS.
New Che9not Stbebt Theatre. Bel Demon 'm
will be presented to-nieht lor the last time.
To-morrow evening the new play founded on
Hulwer's novel of "Night ami Morning," entitled
A Marriage Uerlijtcate, win oe produced.
New American Theatre. The Worrell! Sis
ters. Sophie. Jennie, and Irene, will uppear m
the succesHlul burlettas of " Fra Diuvolo" aud
''Crossiiiir the Line. ' The performance to con
clude w ith the nautical drama ot Mack-Lyed
Susan.
Mrs. JonN Drew's Arch-htrket Theatre.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Florence will play in three
pieces and nine characters this eveniutr Born
. , . I T m. A A . J T( .. ..
turned Volunteer.
Walnut Street Thestre. Vie Romance of
a foor louna Man win oe repeated mis even
ing. Frank Mayo, Mrs. Agnes Ferry, and J. B.
lloberts in the cast.
Heller's Salle Diadolique. Mr. Heller
repeats his programme of lust eveuiug. Among
the many pleasing and wonderful illusions may
be noticed his spectral Parlor Pantomime,
Maying nun Ghosts, the most truly amuMug
act he has yet presented.
CITY INTELLIGENCE.
For Additional City JnteUigeiwesee Ihird Fag?.
An Episode of the Late Convention,
Our readers recollect the notice ot the pre
sentailon of the celebrated "gavel" that was
used iu the Recession convention at cuurieHtou,
B. C, m 160, to the Convention lately biltiu? in
our city. Tne Charleston Courier gels od the
following In relation to this occurrence:
"In the tub report of the proceedings of the
Mulatto Convention at Philadelphia, wo and tun
lollowiogi
" 'Mr. Charles Olblinnr, rhatnnantot' the Kecentlon
f'finimltiee, came lorward, with a small gavel in ills
baud, and suid i "1 bo d In mv hand ihe identical gavel
used in Charleston, bouth t'aioilua w lion the C'onveu
it.,,, nauitmbied there In IstiO ior the dissolution oi tlii-
American L'niou." (lenslve laUKhier, and shoats of
Throw It iwir, ) 1 his Is the avei which called to
uptlinr lhat Conveutlou which declared tne American
Inlou dissolved tt'rlfS ol 'Break it up" Throw It
dovn here," ete.) Mr, turning to lioveruur Hairil ton. I
have the pleasure oi tendi-riug it to 'ou 'or the purpose
ot calling toiieiher that loral Couveutliin which Is to
lay the foundation ior in ro-tj-m .i ibuuiuui oi iuu
t'nlon. Governor llumilton acci oted the gilt, and then
the ceremonies were ueciurea enaca.'
The statement about the identity of the gavel is a
sheer lahricatiou. Ihe Philistines did not poisesa
tl.emselves ol this souvenir. I he gavel u.ed by that
Convention, as well as the Pre-uleut's chair and
table, are now in this city. At ihe adjournment ot
mat assemb'ave those relic wve presented by tue
Convention to the St. Andrew's Society, who had
tendered the free use ot their bu'ldtug, a"d are no w
iu me povsesston ot tnoir Beerctary. the gavel
which has an ivory bead aud ebony band e. we sa
yesterday. It has the word owhuIihi' carved
thereon, and was iu the possesion ot the Secretary
ounue his hanking peregrinations The other aril
oles ot iurniture never came within the scope of tho-e
who uiuur a i'ri oi ineir programme wru.tS Uerr
not w taae aujiuu oejwaa tueu rma.".
Tnie Paraph Down Town. Immedi
ately after the election ot Assistant Engineer
of the Fire Icpartiripnt last night, the vatioii.t
companie' formed themsclves'.into a proecUon,
nnd marched through the streets dragging their
engines and hose carriages trlumohantly. The
tliHconinnt ringing of bells, the (laming of torches
thn blowing ot bras Instruniet ts, and besides the
long hie ot red-shirted herons, parading through
the streets, struck in unon a drowsy community
with an effect as picturesque as it was unex
pected. The Philadelphia, Amcilca, and Coluni
uia I lose Companies "vexed the drowsy ear of
nicbt" until a very late hour with their llabcl
like Bounds, bearing at their head a very larrje
transparency, witn the motto of "Teddy's the
Hoy" painted upon it. I
The Board of Directors of the Fire Depart
ment meet this evening, when the ollicinl vote
will be announced.
Arrest of a Till-Tafper William
Carioll is the name of an enterprising youncr
man who bangs on to the rear of an ice cart as
It goes Its duilv rounds. William, having no very
distinct notions of honesty, and being rather
pressed for ready money, has on several occa
sions undertaken t fiiml.di bimsell with pocket
moni v in an unlawful manner. Early in the
m ruing, for the past tun-H mornings, whilst
serving the ice to the hotel at th corner of
(ilrard avenue and Ella street, the said William
did on each occasion lenu over the counter of
the bur-room and abstract from tho till small
sums of money. This morning, fortunately tor
the hotel-keeper and unfortunately for himself,
he was nabbed iu the net nnd escorted to the
Station House. After a hearine before Alderman
Clouds, he wns held in $ri)0 bail to answer.
A Pugnacious Man. Theie is an old
proverb to the effect that "a man w ho commands
himself is greater than he who takes a city."
The subject of this slight notice, Henry Lyle, is
not one of those who would serve as uu ex
ample. Henry is a very excitable man, and his
fierce passions, when aroused, find vent by net
ting into violent knock-down nrguments with
his opposers. Yesterday morning he wade a
tremendous assault on a man in Pemberton
street. The attention of the police being called
to the place ot battle. Henry was forthwith ar
rested, and this morning had a hearing before
Alderman Massey, who held him in $800 bail to
answer at Court.
Stealing a Pocket-Book. Yesterday
morning Michael Green was arrested on the
charge of stealing a pocket-book containing $G
or $7. The article in question is alleged to have
been taken from the pocket of a man living at
the Sorrel Horse tavern, on the Darby road.
Green had taken advantage to p!ck the man's
pocket, and then hastened out to the stable to
hide his ill gotten plunder. Whilst iu the net of
secreting it he was seen and arretted. After a
comfortsble niehfs rest at the West Philadel
phia Station House, he was preniedto Alder
man Allen, who, atter hearing ',iis history, com
mitted him to annwcr the charge of larceny.
Boy Shot in tiie Lr.o. Last night, whilst
a party ot boys were playing together in si
vacant lot, near Marshall and Jetlen'on streets,
one of them dischnrcd a pistol, the cintents ot
which took effect in the leg of another, indict
ing rather a severe wound. When the polico
arrived on the scene the boy who had tired th
pistol had escaped, and while makinzthc arreH
of Theodore Wheeler, one of the accessories,
the wounded boy was taken to I113 home.
Wheeler, the boy arrested as an accessory, was
committed by Alderman Filch to answer.
Breach ok the Peace. Ann McMakin
was arrested on the above charee. For some
time past she has bceu iu the babit of usini in
sulting and violent language towards certain
persons who have the misfortune to live in
proximity to her. It becoming unbearable, some
of the injureJ parties sued out a bench warraut
aiainst her, and she was arrested vestcrdny, at
Seventh and Chesnut streets. Atter a hea'rinsr
before Recorder Eneu, she was committed in
default of $K00 to keep ihe poucp, and for assault
and battery.
Receiving Stolen Goods. William
Fruncis ard Georte Lewis were ariested yester
day al'eiuoon for receiving stolen good?. Affer
preliminary heariug before Recorder Eneu,
they were held for a turther hearing in the
sum ot $1000 each.
Appointment of a Philadelphian.
Brevet Jlaior-lJeneral E. M. Gregory, United
States Volunteers, long and favorably known
to our citizens, has been apoointed Chief of the
Freedmeirs Bureau ot Maryland, nnd entered on
the dischurge of his duties yesterday.
Our National Game. To-morrow af
ternoon the Athletic will play the Camden on
the ground ot the latter, at Cuaiden, On Thurs
day afternoon they will play the old veteran
Olympic, at Twenty-fifth and Jefferson streets.
MAKING NOMIXATIOJ.8
When candidates we nominate
To rue the measures ol our State,
We must not chooso a xtingy man,
1 o shame us by bis paltry plan,
Nor one who with his spendthrift ways
Wilt all of our expenses raise;
Hut a man ot liboral miud,
With tiue economy comoined;
And clearlv be tbeso traits reveals
At Tower Hall who always doais!
Men's, Youths', and Boys' ClotMntj.
Tower Hall,
No. 618 Mabkbt Ntbkkt, -
Bkmkbtt & Co. .
A Public BKNBrACToa is one who in anyway
adds to the welfare and happlnoss of tho commu
nity. Health is the one great element of happiness.
Dr. Marsden. by the preparation and general intro
duction of his VEGETABLE SAXA'lIVE PILLS,
has done and is now doing much to socuro tho
blessing of health to the community, and so we may
well place him on the list of great public benefac
tors. Dvpot, Ao. 4i7 Broadway, Aeio York. For
sale by Johnson, holloway If Cowden, Wholesale
Agents, -J.'o. 23 N. Sixth street, Philadelphia, and
y all druggists,
Huh. Florence will sing "Constantinople" to-night.
August Seveu-Thii tics
Converted into
Five-TwcutlCH.
Apply to
Dhexel & Co.,
Ko.Sl South Ihird street.
The Elliptic Lock-Stitch tEwito Machine,
witn all the latest improvements and attachments
incomparably the best for family Use.
Elliptic S. M. Co.
Agents wanted, Ko 023 Chesnut struct, Thila.
Twelfth and Chesnut Is the place to purchase
Cork Mattrevcs and Bedding, aud to have your Fur
niture rcupholstercd, varnished, and repaired by
practical woikmen.
May's Gallery, S. E. corner Sixth and Cal'ow
hill streets, is the p ace to get porfect likenesses,
tiive him a call.
Urs. Floukncb will sing Constantinople" to-nlnht.
The Kattlesnakb never strikes until it has flr.it
g yen its warning rattle. So the Cholera nev r
assumes its specilic pestilential form, until after it
has given due warning by manifesting its premoni
tory symptoms. These may exist for days, or only
lor a lew hours; but It MARS HEX'S CHOLERA
CURE be administered when they first appear, in
nino cases out often the aisease will go no further;
aud even when the disease hat run into its apooirlo
form, the mixture will save the great majority ot
cases. Depot, So, 487 Broadway, Sew York.
For sale by Johnson, Uolloway f Cowden, Whole
sale Agents, So. 23 AT. Sixth strut, Philadelphia,
and by all druggists.
Btobs Shades paiuted and lettered to ordeV.
Fatteu'B, ISO. 1408 Chesnut street.
Was f tOBEKC win sing "OonstantlnopU" to night.
Stbanobbs vkom Abroad, before they leave the
city, had better make their visit pleaxant aud profit
able, by puicuasiug a and ol clottiiug from Charles
ttok fc Co.'i Oue-Fnce, uatlgr Ui v'QBtiueutaU
A Fact nprirToponn ir,ADVFaTisRD. Th
rlnilv rales of I'l alon's '-tgn'-lmomna Corous"
xcicd br more than one lnindr d pT rent, tlioio of
am tin pcriumc for the bsnnkerrhiel that figure
i'i the list o- choice rrtraots whether original or
iinitpfmns of French and English articles Brook
tyn limes.
WonKNKH sent lo do Cohostcrtng of any dflicrip
Con. rattQu's.No. 1108 Chesnut s-reet.
Mas. fLoBKM-E will sing "(orstsntinaple" to-night.
Compound iKTxnrsT Notfs 7 810 and 6-20
wanted. Do Uavon & Brother, No. 40 8. Third St,
HUNns aj;d Shades repaired.
l'8tten's,N0. l OS
lucrum sireoi .
Carpftb and Oil Cuvrns cut. altered, and Uid,
at I'atten's, No. 148 Chesnut street.
Mrs Florence will sing 'ronBlantlnopla" to-night.
ELASTIC f PITCH
FE WING
MACHINES,
KOIt
KVILY rE.
T 11 K ONLY
MACHINE
TH kTPOTH KKWS
1'tKFIXTLY
A-r
FM BUOl I1KRS
PI KI'l-XTLY.
n.irTTT.K. OR
LOC K R'f ITCH
SKWlNtl
VA' .-HI MR.
FOB. TAILOR.
SnORMAKKKH,
! vnhi.ERI,
II MINKS S
M RK1H.
CARUIA11B
MARKR
LATLvr A0i!K
GROVfcU
iV
mis Kit
HIHIU8T
PHEMM'M
NKWIM
MACHIKK!,
No. 110
( H k NI T
hTBEtT.
Scr-Ktuon stylus f Rbady-made Clothino.
Krrt'Kion Styles o Rkady-madb Clotbiko.
Wanamakkh at Brown,
Popular Clotbiro House,
Oak 11a ll,
Southeast corner Sixth and Market Streots.
I.KSN KN HERB AUG H. September 1). hv the Bev.
Jelm 1 homocon. at t io l'artonagn ol St SlPDlien a M. K.
ln trli. No tii.1 Main sheet. Oormsntnwn Mr. NVIL
LIAM II. LENfi KN to Miss CATHARINE UERBAUUU.
KFPFIKLn-JESNINHB-InCamdeaconn-v, V. .1..
on Hie 9th Instant, bv Rev. Ur. Glover Mr. WILLIAM
II. I'KIll IK',1), of Wesiyll'e, to Miss KLLES W. JLS-
IMJS, of Woouliury.
DIKT.
PALPWIN On Frlrtav evening, the 7h' Instant,
SIATriiIA8W. BALDWIN, in the 71st year of his ai.
Hl male triends are Invited to attend his tuners!, trom
his late tealdence, No. Ills chesnut street, on Wedne
auy. the 12tb Instant, at 10 o'clock A. M. To proceed to
Laurel Hill.
UEKKGIl. Suddenly, on the 9th Instant, HANNAH,
wl,e oi HcorRe H. Bcnner, In the 83d vear ol her age.
ihe relatives and nlends af the tamity. and alio the
members of the Lily of the Valley Urove, No. , I. O. ot
F D . and Chandler's Female Bonoflcial Soelety, a-e
resnectfiillv invited to attend the funeral trom Urr late
residence No 441 Kast Tbouipnon street, below Palmer,
on neat 'luunwlay aftenioon. the 11th lustout, ai 1
o'clock. To proceed to Palmer Street Grou4.
EMFRICK On the 9th tnstaut, Mr. FREDERICK
EM LRU K, In the 77th year ol his a?e.
'I he relatives and friends of the tnmlly. also the B,i
Penflcial and "hlpwrlKUts' Societies, are resnectluUy
Invited to attend the funeral from his iste resldunce,
No. Wl Palmer street, alxive Helgrade, Elghteontu
iird, on Weduesday aKernoon at 3 o'clock.
RANDALL. On the morning of the 10th Instant,
JCSIAH RANDALL in theTSth tear oi his axe.
i he re ativos and ma'C trienus of the lamlty are respect
tu lv iiiviteo to attend the tuners), from his lute resi
dence, No 'iuft W usliiii(jton qunre on hursiliiy morn
inn next at 11 o'clock, -without turthci notice. To proceed
to Laurel Hill.
BU HAKDSON'.-On Simrtav. the 9th Instsnt, MARIE,
wlteof thailesJ. Richardson, aud daughter ot Henry
iludeon.
'1 he relatives and irlends of the family are Invited to
atieiid her luneral, trom No. '22.1 faring Harden streot,
on W eduesday, the 12th instant, at i o'clock 1'. M.
SIIRONK.-On tho llth Instant. ELIZA, wileo: Lewis
Sbronk, in ihe 41ft year of her age
ller velutlv.s and friend are invited, without further
notice, to attend th timers I, iom the icsiuence other
hiifband. In I'lvmoath owni p Montgomery countv ,
on the iituge roan, anout one mne neiow orrisiown on
Thursday, the 1.1th Instant, at 2 o'clock. Interment in
I.overlnptou Cemetery. Uoaborougb.
TER IIOEVEN. On the 9th Instant TUEODORUS
TE14 HOEVKN, In the 82d year ol his aire.
His irlends and those of the tsiuny are respectfully In
vited to attend tne funeral, from his lute resilience,
No. 1200 Hutchinson street (between Nfnth and Ts-nth.
above Oh ard avenue) on 1 hursday a ternoon at 1
o'clock '1 o proced to Laurel bill Cemetery.
VKRDKT1B. On the 9th instant, WILLIAM J. H.
VKRDET'I E, ai,ed 315 years.
Mis relatives nnd trleuds. and the members of rndwn
lader Lndiie, No. 3M. I O- oi O. F t Mallta Lodge o.
'i'ir. a. Y M.: Columbia Mark Lodue No. 91. A. 1 M .
are respectfully invited to attend his Itinera1 from his
late residence. No. H40 Lombard street, on Wed iesda.y
Hiternoon at 'i o'clock, lo procoea to Wooamnas cctiie
U.ry.
T V YOU WERE A WASHERWOMAN OU A
1 domestic during this ht ea her. vou would soon
lie in piefsivelv convinced oi the amount of tlnm, labor.
nnd ciotliltiff saveo ot uing a j-ieiii i:ioiiivh-r riuuer.
tit the niime-ous kinds on the market we are contlden'
of ti e dnrabiiltv of those having cog-whecis. Hut we
u'so have other kinds for sale.
TRI'MAN 4 8H4.W.
No. S.1(Klght Thlrtv-Ove) MARK RT St.. lo Ninth.
I MiT'i,HVnin'HlrlA Wrnni-liflll. ttnilriiiiil Wrenelinn
lied Wrenehes and Kcvs. Malleable Iron Wreoches. Gas
Meter wreuenes, t-tc , ior saie oy
TRUMAN 'H.tiy
No. 835 Elg-ht Thirty-five) AfAKKETiSt . below Ninth
AS F1TTKPS' P LYE HS, FROM FIVE TO
M twelve in lies. Oa Fitters' Pipe Hooks, PlumboM
Pine liootrs. Hcrapers, Tap Borers. Malting Pots and
Ladles For sole by TRI'MAN & SHAW,
No. gflft ( Kipnt Tlitrty-flve) MARKET St.. below Nlph,
I
irtr .. I 1KOT1.T. TT AVE fit PfnTPi
, A I 1 1 , V J ...... . . j u J.'il V 1, L , ,
'i litr llielr IB 1 a es.
Dagmar Woollen Shawls,
Mosaic Woollen Mi awls,
New style Cloakings,
Huuerlor Plain Hilks,
Matrnltlcent Plaid Poplins 9 30 3m
" TfE THAT HATH EARS TO HEAR, LET
Ll PIM HEAR "-Instruments to assist the hear
ing, at MADEIRA s, Bio. lib K. ltMtt street below
Chesnut 9 4 1m
"VTOXE BUT THR BE."T
N 8CH0YLKILL AND LEOTOH COAL,
CABEFCLLT PRKPAKaD.
AND A r LOWEST RATKH
PAT1SFAOTIOV GUARANTEED
96 lm J. EVANS .11UOAI) an 1 FILBERT.
CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK
fllpTIHIIhl 11. 2f6. At a MnAt iliff nl tl,o
Board ot Uireciors held this day. THEODORE
KITciHI-Mwas unnnlmously elected cashier, In plucu
. tin T T ft U 11 K U 1 ClL ..l.m.J
ANEXANDEK CRVIK.Ja..
It Vice-PteHldent
CARPETINGS.
LKEDOM & SHAW,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
CARPET WAREHOUSE,
No. 910 ARCH STREET,
A! E OPENING AN ENTIRE NEW STOCK OF
Foretell and Domestic Carpeting,
In every tvIo and variety, C9 4 mlp
BIOKRENE,
OR IilFE-KEJITENATOH.
STRENGTH TO THE WEAK TOUTH TO THE AUEU
1 bis preparation Is unequalled as a rejuveuator and re
storer ol wasted aud Inert, function.
'ilieleebie 'he atted and all tbosawho nava In anv
wav impaired their vitality by excessive mental or physi
cal application.wlll hud the Hlokrene toba what Its name
implies a llie-rojuvenator. which, while it builds up the
shattered constitution, will also Impart to the leellngS
the briskness and energy which belonu to youth.
No matter by what cause anv organ bas become enfee
bled In Hs functions this superb preparation will ruuiova
that caus a once and torever.
WOKhENE cures General Debility, Impotencv, Ner
vous Inoapaeltv, Dyipepsla, Iieuression, Loss ot Appe
tite, Low iBirlt, Imbecility. Mental Indoleoce, Emavla
tlun. Ennui It bas a most delibuul, desirable, and
novel efluct anon the nervous sv stem, and ad wbo are Iu
anyway prostra'ed by uervous disabilities are earnestly
advi'edto seek a cure lu this most excel eat aud un
equalled preparation.
lUOKKKNE 1'be Feenle, the Laaeuld, tbe Despalr
liK the Old. should give this valuable discovery trial)
it will be found totally aidereut from ad other article
fur the same puroose. ,
1 0 FEMALES. This preparation It Invaluable In ner
vous weaknesses of all kin is, as It will restore tuo
wasted strength with wonderful permanenee.
It Is olso a (iiand Tonic, and will lve re lef m "''"f"
la wllli the Una dose A brief peVsls'ence in It use
will lenovate the stomach to a degree of perfect ueauu,
knd bsiitsh Dyspepsia torever. ..... o-m h.
Onsl.odar per bottle, or six bottles fori! J J
DruK nlts genera! y. Sent bvexpns nJw"erJ.I:?
dressluv HUTCWMJH HHXtia rwiiw
Na V8 DE V street. New lora.
al.i t,ir
JOHNSON. HOLI.OWAr" COWDEBI.
No n Noith BiKTU ctreet.
nvorr co..
4 19 thstu6irp Ho.UiH etl'O&DSt-
F0URTU EDITION
EUROPE.
By Atlantic Submarine Telegraph Cable.
urssu arolt w mu: ti rxkv.
Pranz Joseph's Petty Spite.
A NEW GENERAL FOR MEXICO.
TIio Ooiiinioieiul News.
Klc, Kir., F.tc, Etc., Elr Ktc.
RUSSIA.
Tlie C'xnr (-ettltiff Anxious for Ihe Dnuit-
niau I'riat Ipnlit les, Ktc.
London, Monday evening, September 10.
The Eastern question seems to be loomiur
in the future. Russia show sifrns of
movlns once more to obtain the control
of the Duuubian principalities, and probably
eventually of t'onstnntiuople. The Porte has
determined to recopni.e Prince Charles of Ho
beuollem, its Hospudar of the Principalities.
AUSTRIA.
Hon Fin n x .losepli Shows Ills Hate for
I'riiKKla.
Vienna, Monday afternoon, September 10.
An order has been issued by the Minister of
War tbat the regiments of the Austrian army
mimed after the Kina and Princes of Prussia,
the Duke ol liatleu, and some otbere.Miall cense
to be so named.
MEXICO.
A New (Inirial for Ihe I.lhcralji.
Pabis, September 10, Evening. General Mar
quez, Minister to Constantinople, has been re
called, nnd will eo out to Mexico to organize au
army lor tbe Mexicau service at'u-r the i'Venrh
evacuation of tbe country.
I.ntrst ( oniiiM i la 1 evs.
LiVEHi'ooi., September 10 F.veuins:. The
market tor breadstuff is firm. The Provision
market is quiet. Pork is dull.
Lovdon, Moudav eveniutr, September 10.
Consols closed to-day at 8!H for money.
The market for American securities i. Et'udv
Tbe closing quotations to-day are: United
States Five-twenties, 72.J; Erie I!ailrotul shares
45 Illinois Cential shares, 78 J.
EUROPEAN NEWS.
Ry the Atlantic Cable auil Strainer.
By tbe Atl'imic cable we have news from
Prussia, Austria, Italy, Entrlum!, and Spain
dated to the loth ol September, with uavii-e
from Athens to tue 8th, and St. Petersburg to
tne inn im.ttint.
Ihe Queen of Spaiu and Etn press of Fran
debated the politicul situation at their recent
meeting.
The Prussian L,Pirisi:ituie agrees to issue cne-
hull the amount of trear"itry notes demanded fy
tbe Crowii.
Tbe organization of the Austnun army i to be
retormed extensively.
Financial questions delav the ucirotiatiotihi be
tween Austria aud Italy.
Tlie tribes on the borders of tii C'apiau Sea
are said to b;ive revolted auainst lusia.
The Canadian revolt is extending.
By the arrival ot the steamship China at Half
lax, and Hermann and rteda at New forkjes
terdu.v, we have spectul details or the nevs by
teiearrapn to tne a oi neptemoer.
The Enulisb aholitionists, speakinc tbroiteh
Ihe columns of tbe London Sews, assail Presi
dent Johnson's plan tor the restoration ot the
Union, and undertake to announce a perpetua
tion of the radical Republican rule iu the next
Amcncnn Congress. Indeed, it is intimated that
the people will not (or should not) obey the
President under certain circumstances, aud thut
the vote of the large Union cities is of lttt'e or
no weigbt.
Napoleon exoiaius his course relative to the
acceptance of Vienna trom Austria, aud its sub
sequent cession lo Italy, in a letter to Kine
Victor Emanuel. His words express a penerous
and magnanimous sentiment, but his ulliisions
to the future of tbe territory, as to be decided by
universal suffrage, do not convey a very clear
idea ot the prospect of complete t-ettlenient.
The outlines of the Prusso-Austrian and other
Getnian pence treaties are published.
It is asserted that Italian provincialism, both
in feeling aud lunguase, is beiiie rapidly obi ite
rated by tbe close intercommunion ot the people
established in the national army.
Tbe Londou Times thinks that Italy cnu get
along very well with the Pope its Chief Iiibop
ot Kome, the temporal power heme abandoned.
The writer inclines to the be!ief tbat the Italian
people would not tix the capital m Koine under
any circumstances.
The "sick man'1 of Turkey is regarded as
finally approachiDg bis end.
Extraordinary statements have been openly
made In London to the ett?ct thut the house ol
Overend, Gurney & Co. was knowingly insol
vent long previous to its failure.
England is seriously alarmed bv tbe Fenian
preparations for another Invasion of Canada,
and the home Government is mukiug active pre
parations to meet the enemy.
Consols were quoted at 80A for money. In Lou
don, yesterday. Five-twenties were at Tl. The
Liverpool Cotton market was sieudv vesierdiy.
Middling Uplands was at llid. Uieadstuffs flriii,
and provisions generullv uncbumrod.
IVfaiine Disaster.
Portland, Malue, September 11. The burqne
Ada O. York, from New Orleans for Liverpool
with a cargo of cotton, was wrecked on Sable
Island on tbe 17th of August. A portion of her
caigo was saved, and exertion" were being made
to save the remainder. Tbe crew arrived at
Halifax yesterday. She was owned iu Portland,
and was partly Insured.
From Cincinnati.
Cincinnati, September 11. The City Councils
have refused, by a vote of 18 to (i, to tender tha
hospitalities of the city to the Presidential party.
A meeting of prominent citizens was held at
the Chamber of Commerce last nlehl, at which
rr solutions wcte passed to tender a public re
ception to the distinguished visitors, and a com
mittee appointed to muke the necessary arrange
ments. Latest Maikets by Telegraph.
Kkw Yobk, tSoptemherll. Cotton is quiet. Flour
26o. higher Sa'ea of 6500 bols. State at 6'86.10 o0i
Ohio, 88 r(ffl3; Westorn, S 85;a 10 60 (Sales of 600
bbis. Southern at SlllS 76. Wheat scarce and
advanced 2,u8oi saes ot UOOO bush, new aimmr state
at 82 80, and No. 2 common MiIwjuiu at 91 90.
Corn dull and uechuluc. Pork quiet. ird dull.
Whisky dull
Nbw Yob, September 11 Stocks are lowers
Chicago aud nock Island, liWji Cumberland pre.
lerred. 4tij; Mchlau Southern. Hi),) Hew York
Central. 101!j; Heading, 114 1; Viralmas, 70; Krie
ltatlroad, 71j f Western I'uion Toleurnpu Ooiupany,
Coupous. 1BH1. Hi),'; 1J, 1114; la, 10S4.
L'uited Mute Cs, til. lrea.-uiy Notes, li)G.
Gold. 116.
5
FROM WASHINGTON THIS P. M.
ROW AT COLORED SOLDIERS' PARTY
Order ISccrtilMi iiip: I'Vst t4
WHEN "ANDl lis GOmXti H0MK.
" 1 J i -nri 1 1 n hi n
The Navy Yard Eoys Support tha
President Up to 1881.
Etc., Etc., Etc., Etc., Etc., Etc.
SPECIAL DKSPATCnRSTOTHKBVE.flKOTBLBaBAPH.j
Wasiiinoton. September 11.
A Bolhtcroua Jliack Hall.
Fome insubordination occurred auiotiest the
colored troops at Wise well Barracks last night,
in consequence of the ofllcers of the Freed men's
Bureau finding It necessary to stop a ball goin
on there. The revolt was suppressed, however
without serious disturbance.
Important Pcuslon Order.
The Commissioner ol Penpions has directed
Pcuslon Agent to strictly enforce tbe new pen
sion act, providing that no Claim Agent shall
receive more than twenty-live cents for prepar
ing pension papers, or more than fifteeu cenU
for administering an oath to a pensioner.
Hetnrn of tlie President
The President is expected to return here om
Saturday evenini?. ThelNavy Yard employes, i
voting to attend the public demonstration on
that nitiht, have declared by resolution tut
they endorse the President only up lo 1864.
Philada. Stock Exchange Sales, Sept. 11
Kepotted brDe Haven ft Bro., A'o. 40 S. Thud street.
BE1WEKK BOARD
HMimCitV 6 old kao fcofr
850U do new 9j
f.00ehi'atapl....b60 8Hf
100 sh do W o3!
100 sh do ai
7shFand M Bk..mi
200 no...now.. sn;
$2U00VTar& Fra 7s.. 81 j
$4(100 Hun ft Erie 7s 99
25 an Penn I: 671
00 ah N Central 4U1,
lOHsh l'n &!:.. b30 .W!
81 sh Leh Val 66 'I
100 sh Host K ...to. 1H
10 sh Acad Music. . 70
100 sti hen Pi 23
lOOshPtead 67(
BOARD
SECOND
100 h Cata oi 3!1 :
lIKIsh do sfitl. . .t I
100slt;l'h ft E 331
7U0 ji Uea uug r7
100 sh do
100 eli do
Sti' 60 sh do sli) bit
834 100 sh Maulo Sh 2
15 LAN Iv rr H
FOR TIIE WHOLESALE Tit AD E.
BLANKETS
FOU IIOTEL..KEEPERS.
BLANKETS
FOR. INSTITUTIONS.
BLANKETS
F O It FAMILIES.
Conn rising all the most popular makes, at ttie loweat
prices.
Just opened, several cases of
BLANKETS
.SLIGHTLY IMPERFECT,
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICE.
CUP. WEN ST00QJRT & BROTHER,
Nos. 450, 452, and 454 N. SECOND St.,
9H3t ABOVE W It, LOW".
QUO ICE OLD lYK,
C O U 11 BON
AMI
M0N0NGAHELA WHISKIES,
By the Demijohn cr Cask.
H. & A. C. VAN BE!L,
WINE MERCHANTS.
NEW STOItE,
So. 1310 CHESMT Street.
8 iWtnthslm4i
QKEAT BAB GAINS IN"
BLANK BOOKS,
PAPERS AND ENVELOPES,
PENS, INKS, AND PENCILS,
FltlNTING AND ENGRAVING,
AT BRYS0N & SON'S,
HstulMm Ko. 8 North Sixth Street.
rpHE SPRUCE AND PJNE STREETa
L RAILWAY.
TBU.NK LIJE.
This Road now. in addition to Its main line on fluruca
and Pine streets, passes through the entire western iior
Uon ot the city. PvaenKers .from tbe extreme north
west at tainuount laik. and aioiuc the entire louta to
the extreme southwest at Gray's Ferry, can take th
cars on 't wenty-second and Tweuty third streets ami
the Orsy's Ferry Hoad. and be cirrted thrown, v ll
Spruce street, to tbe Kxcbauve tor a ' m
hlMiLK, t'ARK.
In addition to the several parks and the beautiful
scenery along tne Scbuyikiil iront there are man
objects of mierest ttlotw this route to mate It a tractive
The roadls sp endldiy equipped, the earsoeing nearlv
ail entirely new, and always kept clean aud coui
lortahle. Curs leave the Fxchange every lew minutes duriuc
the day, and every hour a.ter midnight. B lo liu
T 11 1 R I S T B E E T STORES
FOR AJLE.
THOSE FIVE-ST011Y 3RI3K ST0RE3,
Nos. 410 and 412 North THIEI St .
ADJOIMSCi 8FRKAD EAGLK nOIEL.
Granite Pavemeuts, Klre proof, etc Possesion 1
October.
HENRY T. CO I. K MAN,
9 11 3Mp No. 131ontr. SIX TH BTHtET.
WANTED A VOrNO MAN, NINETEEN
years of ave, a graduete ol Kstloual Commer
cial C'e'lieue, s.teuihi iulMhm wishes a situation
ehuer In a Bank, nankin anil xchonge, or ( oium s
Mou House. UlL'bxst roierence a to cspicltr and ln
legrltv. Addreos Uut'ttLAW, this ofllue. 0 II It
l,fr rTftlTlJL A U LINK HK HART-
-CJjL'lmg FOHl. i OSS., via tild ULl.A VVAttK
AMJIlAKITAN t ANAL.
Tne sivauier HUeAst Captaiu Vamlervenr oowloadiaa
at the atioud wbart above MAEKKT Street wUlleav
at i abovoaTUUHDAY next, tl-.e l:)'h nntKit.
far teruis oi ireignt. call at No lfl rtouth Wharves.
11 It WILUAM M. fiAUO CO ,